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SteelSeries ZBoard
$50.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Lots of customization options - supports multiple profiles, macros and keysets. Great for left-handed gamers - has many extra keys on the right-hand side of the keyboard. Unique modular design - each section of the keyboard can be rearranged to the user's preference.
The Cons:The keys take a fair amount of pressure to press down. Poor construction - feels cheaply made. Uses half-size function keys.
The SteelSeries ZBoard is a gaming keyboard that can be customized with interchangeable keysets, each designed for a specific game. A precursor to the Shift, the Zboard lacks audio ports, but does support anti-ghosting up to 7 simultaneous keystrokes, customized user profiles, and the creation of complex macros via the included Z Engine.
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Also included are media controls and a two-port USB hub. It’s almost a duplicate of the Shift, but its quality is cheaper, thereby lending to a reduced and more user-friendly price.
Features
- Gaming Keyboard
- Low-Quality Built
- Interchangeable Keysets
- Included QWERTY Keyset
- USB Hub
- Supports Multiple Profiles
- Supports Multiple Macros
- Z-Engine
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lots of customization options - supports multiple profiles, macros and keysets
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great for left-handed gamers - has many extra keys on the right-hand side of the keyboard
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unique modular design - each section of the keyboard can be rearranged to the user's preference
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comfortable to type on - not just for gaming
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the keys take a fair amount of pressure to press down
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poor construction - feels cheaply made
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uses half-size function keys
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macro buttons are located far away from the natural position of the user's hand
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switching keysets can be problematic - sometimes the software doesn't recognize changes
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